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Photos: Sewickley Music Club 100th Anniversary Luncheon

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Sewickley Music Club vice-president Michelle McAndrew (left) recognizes out-going president Jeanette Kent.
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Harpist Marissa Knaub Avon.
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Musicians John Gerrick (left) and Steven Vance.
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Members of the centennial committee Esther Pavlis (from left), Sally Ann Cortese, Donna Pavlis, Tamey Zahrobsky and Joan Smith.
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In-coming Sewickley Music Club president Tamey Zahrobsky (right) gives flowers to Susie Cockrell, a descendant of club founder Olive Nevin, during the Sewickley Music Club’s 100th Anniversary luncheon at Sewickley Heights Golf Club on Tuesday, May 11, 2021. In-coming Sewickley Music Club president Tamey Zahrobsky (right) gives flowers to Susie Cockrell, a descendant of club founder Olive Nevin.

The Sewickley Music Club celebrated its 100th Anniversary on May 11 with a luncheon at Sewickley Heights Golf Club.

Musicians Steven Vance and John Garrick opened with a song recorded by Music Club founder Olive Nevin in 1920, “My Days Have Been So Wonderous Free.”

“It is such an honor to be elected during the second half of the Centennial Year,” said incoming Music Club president Tamey Zahrobsky. “I’ve been on the board in the past, however this year while doing research and planning for the Centennial, I discovered the depth of talent and history of our founder, Olive Nevin and the Nevin family. It’s been truly inspiring, and a reminder why the club needs to continue the vision Olive started 100 years ago and broaden the club’s new 100-year path into the future.”

Nevin’s second cousin Susie Nevin Cockrell was in attendance at the luncheon and presented with a bouquet of roses.

For information on joining the Sewickley Music Club, contact Suzanne Fenello at 724 316-3631 or visit The Sewickley Music Club’s Facebook page.

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